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I've had light burn that looks like that, that's why I say that. Was that one top right under the light in a hot spot?

It's probably just the genetics. It looks like a mutant. You didn't add a whole lot of N did you? It almost looks like N overdose. Hopefully it will turn out good.

I wouldn't worry about it, it's probably from the transplant.

Epsom in the water should do it.

Seems to have no effect.

Your soil is likely too hot and heavy. I would switch to peat and perlite.

It is light burn, 100% certain. Get a small fan blowing directly on your light. You can get a good one through Amazon if there's no place local to buy one. I recommend a Honeywell, mine works great.

Probably a calcium issue. Need more info if you want advice. What growing medium?

Yep, trim off the rotten parts so it does not spread. The plant looks closer to 1-2 weeks until harvest than 4.

It looks light light burn from the heat wave. Your ph is probably fine. How bad is it? Unless you can give them a bit of shade until they adjust there's not much you can do. Are they in the ground or can you move them?

It appears to be dying. The fan leaves are dying off too fast. Have you checked the ppm and ph of the runoff water lately? That might tell you something. It could be overfed.

Looks like a bit of nute burn.. cut back on the nutes.

How are they looking? Is the temperature OK?

They look dry, I would flush them and see how they do. Are they in they same soil mix as your bigger plants? What kind of lighting are they under?

What kind of flouro? Are they getting enough light? Maybe try adding a small amount of nutes and see if they improve? Like around 200-250 ppm. It seems they should be healthy this early on. Is the temperature good? There is airflow in the room?

Flush with 6.5 PH water until you get it where you need it? What was the ppm at on the runoff water? Check the ph and ppm of the other plants runoff water when you get a chance, so you can compare.

It's looking good. Give her a low ppm feed, under 500. Don't feed it with every watering. Check the runoff water before giving it another feed.

You can transplant them anytime you want, I would wait until the roots have filled up the container they are in. Water them when they start to get dry, no need to let them get really dry at this point. If they are going outdoors grow them outdoors to let them get used to it. If you have to...

They seem kind of pricey for something you could probably put together yourself.

You add the supplements to the nutrient mix, make sure the ppm doesn't go too high.